Category: November 2021

Friday Morning Tennis

Ron Bouchard You often think of doubles tennis as a group of four guys or gals, or a mixture of both, getting together on a regular basis for a friendly game of tennis. Well, in SaddleBrooke, we have many different doubles groups playing at different times and days of the week. Most people are familiar…

SaddleBrooke Writers Group Meeting

Stuart Watkins The SaddleBrooke Writers Group meets monthly, usually at the MountainView Clubhouse in one of their meeting rooms. That is when members read their poems, prose, short stories, or chapters from books or memoirs under work. After this monthly meeting, some members gather to offer critiques, suggestions, and ideas to improve the work that…

Get Creative with the SaddleBrooke Ceramic Club

Louise Breves, President, SaddleBrooke Ceramic Club Want to be creative and spend some of your day having fun socializing, learning a new painting technique, and making new friends? If so, the SaddleBrooke Ceramic Club is the place for you. The club is located in the Quartz Room, just west of the HOA2 Administration Office, and…

Bucks 4 Books Raffle—Good for You and Our Libraries

Carol Conway The Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries’ Bucks 4 Books Raffle raises money to buy new books, DVDs, and audio books for the SaddleBrooke community libraries. It’s a win-win! Half of the money will fund the libraries, and the other half will be distributed in cash prizes to seven lucky winners. To date, Elise Grimes,…

AZ Trail-in-a-Day 2021 Accomplished

Elisabeth Wheeler Eighteen SaddleBrooke hikers participated in the Arizona Trail’s AZT in a Day event on Oct. 9. Striving together with other hikers, bikers, and horse riders, the goal was to cover the 800-mile Arizona National Scenic Trail in a 24-hour period. This year, some sections of the trail had experienced fire damage and were…

Planting the Seeds of Peace

Barbara Barr The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke installed a Peace Pole at the Oracle Community Learning Garden on Sunday, Oct. 24. Under the leadership of Doug May, the ceremony included local and regional dignitaries from the community and Rotary District 5500. Also included was music by Susan Jackson Kravitz, a lifelong singer and songwriter who…

MountainView Bridge Club

Ann Kuperberg We should be thankful for good health and active minds. What better way to stimulate that gray matter and see bridge friends than by playing bridge in person? The MountainView Bridge Club meets in MountainView’s Catalina Room on Friday afternoons at 1 p.m. If you need a partner or further information, contact JoAnn…